AARP has published a list of the top scams targeting seniors in 2021. Here are some of the most common scams & how to prevent being the victim of one.
Can eating specific foods or following a particular diet help prevent Alzheimer’s disease? Many studies suggest that what we eat affects our brain’s ability to
This year’s holiday season won’t be the lonely affair of 2020. With this in mind, we’ve put together 8 tips to erase any stress for our senior travelers
On November 12, 2021, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services revised nursing home visitation guidelines just in time for the holidays.
Being outside in beautiful fall weather is captivating, but it can bring on a new set of health risks for seniors.
We have prepared an autumn safety list to help you out.
For older drivers, the ability to continue driving themselves is crucial for both their independence and mental health. Here is a self-evaluation test to see if you’re fi for the road.
National Grandparents Day is commemorated on the first Sunday following Labor Day. Here are some fun and creative ways to celebrate & make it extra special!
To salt or not to salt? That is the question. Can I use table salt, or will it cause hypertension? Are salt and high blood pressure necessarily correlated? Lets explore the facts.
Many retirement guides are eager to give you numerous suggestions on spending all your new free time.
These suggestions include everything from travel to exercising.
But the big questions that they don’t tackle are will your money hold out, how do you budget and still have a great time, and how do you not worry?
Everyone has heard the expression ‘laughter is the best medicine’. In this article, we explore the mental, physical, and social benefits of laughter for seniors.
Coffee or tea for aging well is the question we tackle in today’s article. Both have their proponents who tout their advantages, but if you’re not careful, both can have drawbacks as well. Lets explore this topic and decide what’s best for you!
Put on your sneakers for National Senior Health And Fitness Day.
On the last Wednesday in May each year, approximately 100,000 senior adults will participate in activities across the United States for this national observance.
Here’s how you can celebrate!
